Google has released chrome browser version for smart phones based on Android tablets, bringing a number of new features are ideal for use on mobile devices.
It’s available for download now in select countries; Chrome for Android is officially a beta, in line with the strategy of Google to push the products before they are fully ready to see how well they are received.
This version of Chrome runs on Smartphone’s or tablets with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or above. Although that designed for mobile devices, Google Chrome for Android has many of the same features of the desktop version. Tablets are supported, but are designed to naturally fit on the screen of a mobile device.
Users can flip or swipe between tablets by using gestures, like “holding a deck in the Palm of your hands,” according to Google. Link preview is a feature added to mobile browsing on a touch screen; improve automatically to facilitate zooming on links on a Web page requires you to pick out.
The synchronization feature allows users to see the same card that you left open on your desktop PC, if you log on by using the credentials of the Google account in both systems.
It also can synchronize bookmarks between copies of chrome in the same way, so that users can access the same bookmarks on any device.
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